The Holistic Approach to: physically, technically and mentally

We believe that at BDGA, you have to grow and develop all these three aspects together. To understand it better, I will use the following example: building a house, you cannot start with the roof first, you can separately, away from the site. But you have to start with the foundation, right. Then you build the walls and doors, and then only then do you put the roof on.

There's a particular order, and that is exactly the same. To develop your golf game and become as good a golfer as possible, you first must work Physically, then Technically, and finally Mentally. But this recipe works in a daily growing pattern. The difference is then building a house and building your potential as a golfer. You build a new house daily and start the next day again to build it better than the day before. This pattern is a recipe for success. That's how all the top players in the world do it, as well as Hendrik, who played on the Major Tours for 30 years.

This is where the modern and the old school get together, where Hendrik taught SM Van Aghterbergh all the fundamentals, where SM understood the technology, and the younger generation of today, made him one of the best coaches of the modern era.

Technically

Technique is important from a young age, because you do not want to change your fundamentals when you already have a high level of skills as a competitive golfer.

It's important to have a sound technique to help you be more consistent and play your best golf.

If we can explain it this way, you first built the best car you can, and then you learn to drive that car, not the other way around. Which means you must own your golf swing first, before you can perform with your swing.

As the experts always say, work on your technique when you're young and teachable